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Splenic torsion (twisted spleen) is an uncommon but extremely serious emergency seen in German Shepherds and other deep chested breeds. The spleen is a fragile and delicate organ. It has enormous blood vessels, easily cuts off its own blood supply by twisting and becomes severely damaged. It can twist on its own, or gets involved […]
Meet Alfie, who came to the emergency hospital because he was just unable to stop vomiting. Alfie did have a habit of eating random things such as clothing, so he could potentially have something stuck. During his consult with the vets, it was also evident that Alfie only had one descended testicle. His family made […]
EVH recently added GapOnly to make the insurance claim process quicker and more efficient. If your pet is insured and that company is onboard withGapOnly payment is only required for the difference between eligible clain benefit and the veterinary bill. We have noticed that GapOnly® means a better claims experience for vets and pet parents […]
Fur ball blockage
Magnificent Max (7 year old long-haired) came to see us as he was a bit flat after vomiting a furball up at home. Max is very particular about his grooming regime and is known for his attention to detail. Examination revealed a tense abdomen and minimal xray changes, but some suspicion of an intestinal foreign […]
Emergency GDV in large dogs
Dakodah is a stunning Great Dane Cross who recovered from her emergency GDV (gastric dilatation and volvulus) and gastropexy surgery. But, being a Great Dane and having a deep chest is her curse. Sadly, about 40% if not more of her breed will have a GDV in their lifetime. The other large breeds such as […]
Rocky, a year old daschund presented with quite unusual behaviour stretching out his back and shivering. He also declined his breakfast which is not him. Examination revealed a tense sore abdomen and enlarged loops of intestine. Interestingly dogs may look like they have back pain but its abdominal particularly if they stretch out into the […]
Meet Stella, a gorgeous 7 year old mastiff cross. She arrived with an enormous wound in the area of her left knee. It was thought she may have injured herself on some tin sheeting. Unfortunately there was severe damage with exposed bone and joint tissue. These rare injuries are extremely hard to repair. They often […]
Cats may struggle to urinate if there’s a physical issue within the urinary tract, which includes the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra. Cats with a blocked bladder are often confused with the signs of constipation. It is best to see a vet as soon as possible if there are any signs of straining and discomfort […]
Position: Veterinarian – Emergency & Critical Care Location: EVH Emergency Vet Hospital, WANGARA, Perth Western Australia Work Type: Part time or casual The role EVH is seeking casual or part time experienced veterinarians in Australia to be part of our Senior Veterinary Team. When you come on-board, we provide on-the-job and external training to help […]
COVID-19 Coronavirus Update
The hospitals aim is to continue to be able to provide the highest levels of care to our patients. In order to do that we are taking these steps to protect you and our team. If you are unwell or are in self-isolation, call us for advice – do not come straight to the hospital. […]
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